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All cable of the same gauge is essentially the same. For shorter runs you could get away with 16awg. Runs longer than 30 feet or in the walls should probably be 12awg. I personally just use 12awg for everything since the price isn't that much different.
For a subwoofer, just get an RG-6 cable with an RCA-type connector.
I got my most recent cables from Blue Jeans Cables and have been very pleased.
I have a lot of extra speaker wire at work that I think will do that job. This is what it says on the cable...
dominator custom series 16/2 type cm (ul) e156866 or type cl3
I'm pretty sure it's made for inwall, at least it would make sense. It was used in a fireworks store so I'm assuming the former manager bought safer wire to run in here.
So will that work as well as anything else? I don't need much and there's a LOT here.
where is a good place to get bi wire speaker cables?
Most just use two lengths of regular wire. Personally, I've never found bi-wiring to make any difference, either accoustically or scientifically, unless you are using separate amplifiers/channels to drive each connection.
I've had experience with monoprice and give them a for price and service.
They were much cheaper than anyone else and quick delivery for a nice, professional cable.
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for price and service.